pornography
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7.2
- noun
- /pɔrnəˈɡræfi/
- Offensive
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pornografía
- The results indicated that greater exposure to nonviolent pornography was not related to traditional attitudes toward women.
- Internet pornography
- exposure to pornography
- consume pornography
Nobody is pushing pornography in Oklahoma public schools.
- Nobody is pushing pornography in Oklahoma public schools.
- You, you watch pornography, you get a dopamine response.
- I don't use pornography or dating apps.
- In some cases, the more malignant narcissists will play off their pornography watching as normal.
- Kids that learn those unhealthy lessons tend to be kids who think pornography is realistic sex.
- And it actually is quite a common form of pornography.
- No one is proud of themselves for using pornography.
- But I don't think that I want my sons consuming pornography.
- Can you please stop asking me to send you gay pornography?
- It was people who sold ringtones and people who sold pornography.
- A while ago someone used AI to make non consensual pornography of me.
- That's all I'm saying is that the pornography is, is powerful.
- But what is it about narcissism pornography specifically?
- So what do you what do you think of niche pornography such as Midget porn?
- Gambling, sports, eating, shopping, work, relationships, pornography, food.
Examples
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The rise of internet access has made pornography more readily available than ever before.
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Nobody is pushing pornography in Oklahoma public schools.
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Do they have a right to know about what kind of pornography I watch at all?
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The basic problem is the effect of pornography on the way that men think.
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Victims may be asked to perform in pornography as a way of paying off their debts.
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So the best recent studies show that child pornography is a gateway to child sex assault.
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In the aggregate, it appears that the availability of pornography actually reduces the frequency of sexual assault.
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If censorship of pornography is a bad idea, moral criticism of pornography is an urgent necessity.
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Many studies have explored the impact of pornography on individuals' perceptions of intimacy.
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Some argue that pornography can lead to unrealistic expectations in sexual relationships.
Synonyms
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5.2
Photos, films, or writing that show sex to make people want sex
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8.0
Books, pictures or films made mainly to make people feel sexual desire
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8.0
Books, photos or films that show people having sex to make people feel sexual desire
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8.8
Words, pictures, or stories about sex that people find rude
Antonyms
Compounds
- Offensive
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7.7
Pictures or videos that show children in sexual activity and are illegal
How Explicit
Surface Forms
Morphology
Etymology
Pornography comes from Greek parts porno-, from pornē meaning 'prostitute', and -graphy, from graphē meaning 'writing' or 'drawing'. So it first meant 'writing about prostitutes' and today refers to pictures, films, or other materials made mainly to excite sexual desire, and you can see the same -graphy in photography, which is about making pictures.